Two weeks ago this column told the story of how the Edmonton International Airport (EIA), in the late-’90s, overcame internal conflict (consolidating two airports into one) and the indifference, if not outright hostility, to its very existence from the airline industry itself.

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John Clarke says Niche Developments’ original goal wasn’t to build eco-friendly condominiums and apartments, but the Edmonton-based company’s president says marrying prefabricated concrete and structural steel to geothermal heating is the future for large, sustainable buildings.

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In the coming months, construction crews will be moving in to the tree-lined Strathcona/Mill Creek community and one resident is worried about the “pollution” that will be left behind.

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Significant progress has been made in fixing a large cavity under the pavement on Edmonton’s Allendale Road near Calgary Trail, but on Thursday, the company in charge of the project said the freezing cold start to February has slowed work down.

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The City of Edmonton has received a rezoning application to build two residential towers on Jasper Avenue.

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Another Edmonton construction project is falling behind and, yet again, it’s the neighbourhood business owners who will bear the brunt.

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An Edmonton artificial intelligence company is receiving millions of dollars as part of a five-year provincial investment in Alberta’s tech industry.

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